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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
Example
The default sequence
Allow, Deny
means that administrative access is allowed unless the user is specified in the
Allow
list of commands and not in the
Deny
list:
<Order>Allow,Deny</Order>
The alternative sequence
Deny, Allow
means that administrative access is allowed unless the user is specified in the
Deny
list of commands and not specified in the
Allow
list.
<Order>Deny,Allow</Order>
See also
Password
,
Allow (User)
,
Deny (User)
Password
A salted hash of the password for vhost administrators.
Passwords cannot be empty strings (
""
). Passwords are usually encrypted.
Example
<Password>e206a5e1b52dcb4eaf024ca6adbe321b86cf0079bb747b78134ddaf8375e10aff905da0b28e84c5a</
Password>
See also
Allow (User)
,
Deny (User)
,
Order (User)
PasswordPolicy
You can use PasswordPolicy element to enable or disable minimum password length policy.
Example
<Root><PasswordPolicy enable="false"></PasswordPolicy></Root>
Root
Container element.
The
Root
element is a container for all the other elements. If the Users.xml file resides under a virtual host (to define
administrators for that virtual host), then this tag must have its
name
attribute set to the name of the virtual host under
which it resides.
Example
<Root name="_defaultVHost_">
User
This element identifies an administrator of the server.
You can identify multiple administrators of a virtual host by creating a profile for each administrator.
Example
Use the
name
attribute to identify the login name of a Flash Media Server administrator: